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- 1. Using Videoconferencing to Enrich Learning Kimberly Caise, NBCT
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- 6. Using Videoconferencing • Caise Files Wiki • Kim’s Show at Ustream
- 7. Using Videoconferencing • Windows – Webcam Max • Macs – Camtwist
- 8. Using Videoconferencing • Question and Answers • Contact Information: – Kim Caise, NBCT kcaise@gmail.com • Caise Files Wiki – http://caisefiles.wikispaces.com